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Free-Float

Free-Float, 2000
mixed media
temporary installation: Fairfield Center for the Creative Arts, Fairfield, CA

Free-Float was a collaborative installation by brothers Mitch and Stuart Allen. The piece consisted of three fabric and bowling ball structures, a series of sixteen black and white photographs of airborne figures and a video loop of a person (Mitch) falling perpetually through the sky. The piece was a result of brother’s shared interest in physics and the human experience of gravity.

<em>Free-Float: An Investigation of Gravity and Spacetime</em>, 2000

Free-Float: An Investigation of Gravity and Spacetime, 2000

<em>Gravty No. 2</em>, from the series Free Float, 2000, gelatin silver print

Gravty No. 2, from the series Free Float, 2000, gelatin silver print

<em>Gravty No. 1</em>, from the series Free Float, 2000, gelatin silver print

Gravty No. 1, from the series Free Float, 2000, gelatin silver print

<em>Gravty No. 3</em>, from the series Free Float, 2000, gelatin silver print

Gravty No. 3, from the series Free Float, 2000, gelatin silver print

<em>Gravty No. 14</em>, from the series Free Float, 2000, gelatin silver print

Gravty No. 14, from the series Free Float, 2000, gelatin silver print